US1033305A - Signal for automobiles. - Google Patents

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A. B. DEMUTH. 1 1 SIGNAL FOR AUTOMOBILES. APPLIGATIOR FILED 111N326, 1911.

1,033,305, Patented July 23, 1912.

ARTHUR IB. DEIUT H, OF SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, ASSIGNOR OF provide means operable from the drivers seat, for indicating to the occupants of an opaleseent glass indicated at 23". The third casing 21 to bring its lower or blank side 33 ments in Signals for Automobiles, of which the following is a specification. A

a preferably triangular casing 21 havin "111g occupies when it is intended. to continue UNITED STATES 1 OFFICE.-

exams To enoizsn wesrnvnns, or SAN DIEGOg-CALIFOBNIL SIGNAL non mmaomma 1,033,305. c i n r w man ,Patenteduul 23,1912. v

Apnlication mum-a ieu. Serial No. 825,503.

To all whom it may concern I Be it known that I, ARTHUR B. a citizen of the United States of America, residing-at San Diego, in the county of San Diego and State of California, have inrotation to the vented certain I new and useful 'Improveinasfi aight course.

This invention relates to signals for automobiles, the object of the invention'being to shown as-an acetylene gas tip 34.reoeiving nected to aflexible hose 36.- This hose, may If desired,. receive a supply of gas from the usual acetylene gas tank of the automobile. A packing; ring--37 isadapte'd to be compressed bya nut 38, to form a about the 1 shaft. 24. Theleft hand end of, the shaft 24 Fig. '2-is rovided with ribs 39 which bearinsideof the pipe;35 so that held-in centered positionand does not interfere with the free approaching vehicle the direction in which it Is intended to turn.

It is a further object--;of the invention to provide a device the character above set forth scription which now follows.

In the accompanyin drawing.Figure 1 is a perspective view of my device, and Fig. 2 is a view partly in front elevation and partly in section ofmy device.

' ike numerals designate corresponding parts in all of the figures of the drawing.

- he drawings show a structure in which the signs are both carried by asingle memher, and in which the signs or signals will be visible at night. This structure comprises assage of the parent that this' third side d For-war or the words Straight .80 ahead without in any we departing from the invention, this being 0 'viously merely amatter'of choice; I From the foregoing description it will be seen that sim leand eflicient means are herein provided or accom lishin at 22 and the invention, but wh' e 'thee ement-s shown and described are well adapted'to serve the are intended it is .purposes for which'ithey th'atthe mventionus not to be understood 1 limited to the precise construction set forth but includes within its purview, such cha as may be made within the scope of the appended claims.

may contain the 85 upon one of its sides. the cut-out letters forming the word Right indicated having upon its opposite side, the cut-out letters formin the word Left as indi-. cated at 23. hese letters may, if desired, be filledin with or covered by ground or side of the casmg carries no letters. This casing is mounted upon a shaft 24 and turns therewith. This shaft has itsbrackets 25 and 26 designed to be secured claim by screws 2?" to thedash board 28. The shaft 24 carries cranks 29 and 30 to which are connected operating rods Blend 32.

With the parts in the .osition illustrated in Fig. 1, the word Rig-lit would he visi to the occupants of an on-coming vehicle. If the-rod 31- be drawn rearwardly at this time, it will, through the crank 29, turn the 1. In a deviceof the character described, the combination with a substantially triangularfcaeingyof a shaft upon WhICl'l said asing is'monnted, said said shaft a pair. of cranks earned by said shaft, said cranks bein set substantially at an angle of one hundre and twenty degreeswith relation to each other, and a pair of operating rods connected to said cranks.

2. In a device 'of the character described, the combination" with ofa two part shaftupon which 105 to the front, indicating at this time neither right nor left which is the position the cas widening";

vits gas supply through a pipe 35-that is con- 65" gastight joint 70 gas to'the tip 34. a whlle'the't "1rd side of the casinghas been d as containing no lettering, it is apbearmgs m .Ha in described my inventi n, what-IaB casmg'rota'ting with a casing bearingsigns f means for su l" in an inflammable fluid to 10 is mounted, said shaft cemprising a solid member and a tubular member, bearings in the interior of said tubular member.

tering said tubular member, a packing mem- I which the solid member and said tubular In testimeny whereof I. afiix my signature member are mounted, said solid member enin presence of two witnesses.

' i j I f \f ber threaded upon the tubular member and ARTHUR forming a fluid tight joint about t'he'solid Witnesses: member, a light pruducing member in com- GEO. W. STEVENS, munication with the tubular member and J, C. HIZAR.

Copies 0! this yatent may be obtained for five cents each, by addressing the flommissionei' of Eetents.

Washington, D. C.

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